I’ve setup some simple blog posts using markdown and page bundles. The published version of the posts themselves shows working images. When I use manual summary splitting, the image links in the summary do not reference the published images. Is this expected behavior?

Please post the markdown that includes the image reference.

content/posts/2017-4-12-context-free contains index.md Logo_1000.jpg The markdown files contains the following directly after the front mater: ![Context Free Logo](Logo_1000.jpg)

By default, that markdown is rendered to: <img src="Logo_1000.jpg" alt="Context Free Logo"> The URL does not begin with a slash, so it is relative to the content page. And that’s fine, when you are viewing the content page. But when you render that HTML in a summary on a list page, the URL is now…

Thank you! But, I’m a bit bewildered: sounds like it’s impossible to use markdown, with a standard markdown image ref, that works out of the box with Hugo. My goal is to write simple markdown that renders properly in most any markdown editor, that will also publish. (I’m ignoring the fact that ma…

[image] jsmusgrave: that works out of the box Yeah, there’s some discussion about this… https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/issues/10585 By themselves, markdown renderers (Goldmark, Blackfriday, etc.) are dumb. They translate one thing to another thing, regardless of context. Imagine what woul…

Yup. I get that changing these of features have cascading effects, and I appreciate your help. I was just feeling like I was missing something very obvious.

Summary using images from page bundles

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Image relative url at markdown format support	3	367	April 18, 2024
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Summary using images from page bundles

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